Le Royal Meridien Bristol

The Bristol, which is named after an eccentric English Marquis who travelled Europe in formidable style, is Warsaw's premier hotel. The hotel originally opened its doors in 1901 and its grand reopening in 1993 set the icing on the cake of one of the city's most splendid restorations. At the Bristol you can expect modern luxury combined with old world elegance and a location that is second to none. The rooms are light and charming, many with balconies, and there is a large variety of suites on hand. These range right up to the stately and very swish Paderewski (named after the pre-war prime minister and pianist who founded the hotel), which is certainly fit for a king.

"Really amazing hotel, and the perfect base for exploring Warsaw. I would highly recommend a stay at the Bristol. Their Sunday brunch at the restaurant downstairs is to die for!"

Aga
United Kingdom
Feb.19.2008
Overall rating 5/5

"Situated on King's Walk (Trakcie Królewskim), Warsaw's most fashionable street, and overlooking the Presidential Palace, Le Royal Meridien Bristol is only a few minutes' walk from the historic Old Town, the Royal Castle, the National Theatre and Warsaw's business district. The hotel offers a unique experience and personalised service, higly recomended"

olaf
United Kingdom
Nov.03.2007
Overall rating 5/5

"Gracious, royal, beautiful. The staff is knowledgable and helpful, the rooms are clean, bright and roomy. The food(s) served for breakfast or lunch are wondeful. We will definitly stay here again and again."

Karolina i Stefan
United States
Oct.10.2006
Overall rating 5/5

"Splendid, really. Quality service and some style. Warsaw is a pretty hectic city, and the Bristol Hotel provided a great break from the hubbub. The staff were courteous and the room we had was generous in size and nicely appointed. Not the cheapest hotel in Warsaw, but probably one of the best."

Mark H
United Kingdom
Jul.30.2004
Overall rating 5/5